Batch Cut Identical Blocks Efficiently

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When you need to cut many pieces of the same length, such as 22 two-by-sixes at 2 and 5/16 inches, marking each piece individually is time-consuming. Instead, make the first cut accurately. Then, place that cut piece onto your miter saw table and butt it against the saw's fence. Use a pencil to draw a line on the fence along the end of the cut piece. This line now acts as a stop. For subsequent cuts, simply butt the full-length board against this pencil line and make your cut. This ensures all pieces are identical and significantly speeds up the process.

Goal: Discover an efficient method for cutting multiple identical blocks (e.g., 2x6s) using a miter saw by marking the fence for consistent, fast cuts.